Warner Music Group isn’t just dipping a toe into AI; it’s cannonballing in, and somehow making it look like a calculated dive.
Fresh off landing a spot on TIME’s 100 Most Influential Companies list, WMG is being recognized not for resisting the inevitable, but for shaping it.
Most of the music industry’s relationship with AI has felt like a group chat where half the people are panicking, and the other half are already building startups. According to TIME, the company’s strategy hinges on a delicate balance. They want to protect artists at all costs, but don’t miss the upside of the tech that’s already rewriting the…
